NOVA Bank has strengthened its leadership by appointing two new directors, Mr. David Isiavwe and Mrs. Chinwe Iloghalu.

Their expertise is set to drive the bank’s innovation and growth.

NOVA aims to become a key player in Nigeria’s banking sector.

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NOVA Bank is taking bold steps to strengthen its leadership team.

It continues its journey towards becoming a national commercial lender.

In a recent announcement, the bank revealed the appointment of two seasoned professionals to its board.

Furthermore, Mr. David Isiavwe will oversee Operations and Information Technology, while Mrs. Chinwe Iloghalu will lead Institutional and Commercial Banking.

These appointments reflect NOVA’s commitment to innovation and improving customer experiences.

Mr. Phillips Oduoza, the bank’s chairman, stated that the addition of Isiavwe and Iloghalu is a critical point in the bank’s growth.

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“David’s expertise in technology will be vital in enhancing our phygital model.

Chinwe’s strong business drive will help shape the bank’s future in the competitive banking sector,” Oduoza explained.

Mrs. Iloghalu brings nearly 30 years of experience across sectors like energy, corporate, and digital banking.

She has an MSc in Media and Communications, an MBA, and is a Fellow of the Institute of Credit Administration.

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Her leadership will play a central role in expanding NOVA’s commercial banking services.

Additionally, Mr. Isiavwe, with over 30 years in banking and a PhD in Accounting, will focus on NOVA’s digital transformation.

His expertise is key to advancing the bank’s technology-driven model, helping it remain competitive in an evolving market.

These leadership changes, signal NOVA’s ambition to solidify its presence as a key player in the Nigerian banking industry.

Also, they set the stage for future growth and innovation.

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